Sunday, April 28, 2024

[ Big Benifits of Egg.]

Eggs can provide a number of health benefits. Strong muscles: The protein in eggs helps maintain and repair body tissues, including muscle. Brain health: Eggs contain vitamins and minerals that are necessary for the brain and the nervous system to function effectively.

The discussion on the health effects of eggs has shifted partly because our bodies can compensate for the cholesterol we consume.

And when it comes to eggs, cholesterol may pose even less of a health risk. Cholesterol is more harmful when oxidised in our arteries, but oxidisation doesn't happen to the cholesterol in eggs.

So, are eggs healthy?
Meanwhile, scientists are begining to understand other health benefits of eggs. Egg yolks are one of the best sources of lutein, a pigment that has been linked to better eyesight and lower risk of eye disease, for example.

"There are two types of lutein found in the retina of the eye, where it can protect the retina from light damage by working as a blue light filter, as exposure to light makes the eye deteriorate".
But it’s not just different parts of the egg that researchers have looked into - there is also some research to suggest differences in the nutrition profiles of different types of eggs – although data is limited.

One 2021 study, for example, found that free-range eggs from a small family farm in rural Nova Scotia contained less cholesterol than conventionally-farmed eggs from the local supermarket. Also, a 2022 review of three studies looking at the link between organic egg consumption and health found that eating organic eggs was associated with lower levels of some markers of inflammation in the body.

While researchers are a long way from understanding why eggs affect us differently, the vast majority of recent research suggests they pose no risk to our health, and are much more likely to provide health benefits.

Having eggs for breakfast every day probably isn’t the healthiest option, either – at least as it's recommended we have a varied diet… rather than put all our eggs in one basket.